Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your leather trainers last, follow these maintenance guidelines. For the leather uppers, wipe away dirt with a damp cloth and apply a leather-safe conditioner periodically to prevent cracking. Do not machine wash these shoes, as excessive moisture can damage the adhesive bonds and the leather texture. When lacing, adjust the tension from the bottom up to customize the fit around your ankle. If the OrthoLite insoles begin to compress or lose their shape after heavy use, they are generally removable, allowing you to insert aftermarket orthotics if preferred.